How many believe in flushing brake fluid
12-11-2002, 10:58 AM
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$104.00 US??!! 
I had my neighbour's car (has ABS) done at a place called "Speedy Brake". They charged $40.00 Canadian! For the S, I'll do it myself just 'cause I like to get intimate with the car. The "speedbleeders" are waiting to go on so hopefully, these will make the job much easier as a one-person deal.
I had my neighbour's car (has ABS) done at a place called "Speedy Brake". They charged $40.00 Canadian! For the S, I'll do it myself just 'cause I like to get intimate with the car. The "speedbleeders" are waiting to go on so hopefully, these will make the job much easier as a one-person deal.
12-11-2002, 11:57 AM
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I have ALL the Fluids (Brake,Clutch,Trans, Diff,Coolant) except the engine oil (changed every 3K miles) Changed at least every 3 years.
Everything works better and lasts longer with fresh juice in them.
Everything works better and lasts longer with fresh juice in them.
12-11-2002, 12:18 PM
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Bieg - The differential fluid should be changed more often - like every 15k miles (I think that's the severe duty schedule). For me that's at least once every 14-15 months.
You're correct, fresh fluids are good for your car.
You're correct, fresh fluids are good for your car.
12-11-2002, 03:33 PM
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Originally posted by CoralDoc
Bieg - The differential fluid should be changed more often - like every 15k miles (I think that's the severe duty schedule). For me that's at least once every 14-15 months.
You're correct, fresh fluids are good for your car.
Bieg - The differential fluid should be changed more often - like every 15k miles (I think that's the severe duty schedule). For me that's at least once every 14-15 months.
You're correct, fresh fluids are good for your car.
12-11-2002, 06:11 PM
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For around 30 bucks, buy mityvac ! One person can bleed brakes without worry of getting air into the system. Very easy to use !
http://www.prismenterprise.com/mityvacauto...rakebleedingkit
It's model 6820 !
http://www.prismenterprise.com/mityvacauto...rakebleedingkit
It's model 6820 !
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